Term 2 was jam packed with many events and lots of learning. On top of our everyday classroom learning we held our annual ANZAC ceremony, watched performances, celebrated Reconciliation Week, Fundraised with Crazy Hair and Silly Socks, competed in the Interschool Winter Sports Carnival and learnt many new things during Sustainability Week. WOW we deserve our winter holidays!!
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Term 1 2024
Term 1 was filled with lots of fun as well as learning. SLPS students celebrated Harmony Day by wearing Cultural Dress or the colour orange and participating in collaborative projects. Selected senior students participated in the Interschool Summer Carnival and the Year 4 & 5 students were lucky to get to Scitech to visit the Science Theatre and Planetarium. We rounded term 1 off with an Easter hat parade where the students got to showcase their creative designs.
Christmas Concert 2023
The students entertained parents and caregivers at our annual Christmas Concert
Athletics Carnival 2023
After a stormy start to the week, the weather fined up for our 2023 Athletics Carnival. Enthusiasm and outstanding sportsmanship were demonstrated by all students, and owing to Mrs Coleman’s outstanding preparation and coordination, the Carnival ran like clockwork!
Year 6 Camp 2023
- It was the best 3 days of my life…
- I absolutely loved the food!
- It filled my mind with funny and great memories.
- The rock climbing and crate challenge was scary fun!
- Everyone was laughing and having a great time….
World Environment Day
Thirty students, that included our SLPS Green Team members participated in the City of Cockburn organised ‘World Environment Day’ at Bibra Lake Wetland Centre. Students learnt about the south-western snake-necked turtles, through sensory play, and created their very own clay turtle to take home. They met a few scaly friends when they investigated the secret lives of snakes and lizards, learning about reptile conservation and snake bite first aid. Students investigated mammal habitats and survival techniques and got up close to resident mammals. They then found out what it would take to be a wildlife volunteer when they went on a behind the scenes tour of the WA Wildlife Hospital. Students returned to school brimming with information and totally inspired. It really was a unique experience for them.